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Evolutionary Models Are Unreliable(crev.info)
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ReconSpider Osint Framework(github.com)
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Sed – An Introduction and Tutorial by Bruce Barnett(grymoire.com)
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by benpiper 5y ago
Indeed. They've been looking for the intermediate host for 2 years and have not found anything close to SARS-CoV-2. Contrast that with the fact that they found the intermediate host for the first SARS within just a few months of that o
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by benpiper 5y ago
The link goes to the Wayback Machine because the original publication tried to memory-hole it by putting it behind a paywall and hiding the first paragraph: > Ralph Baric, an infectious-disease researcher at the University of North Carol
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by benpiper 5y ago
Exactly. The platform is only as decentralized as the codebase. Most people are going to blindly download and run whatever the developers put out. Decentralization and immutability are illusions. See: Ethereum DAO fork.
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Lab-Made Coronavirus Triggers Debate (2015)(web.archive.org)
134 points by benpiper 5y ago|69 comments
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The World’s Most Amazing Camera(biblicalscienceinstitute.com)
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The Biggest Myth About P-Values(realclearscience.com)
1 points by benpiper 5y ago|2 comments
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by benpiper 5y ago
This already exists. It's called Usenet.
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by benpiper 5y ago
Unless you need to pay someone in Bitcoin, don't waste your time with blockchain. That's my advice.
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Poor man's VPN (pay for only what you need)(github.com)
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by benpiper 5y ago
Enough with the cultlike devotion to vaccines that have proven unable to bring an end to Covid. Rags like The Atlantic are profiting from pushing health disinformation just because it gets clicks.
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by benpiper 5y ago
The headline should be: "Everyone asking if this could have been created in a lab was ignored or ridiculed in 2020 by the same scientists who now look like complete buffoons"
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by benpiper 5y ago
Bad headline. The evidence is very conclusive: masks don't block air, and therefore can't block an airborne virus.
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by benpiper 5y ago
This is true of COVID "cases" and deaths as well.
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by benpiper 5y ago
I'm sorry to hear that. We need your voice. There are people who still haven't gotten "vaccinated" and are under pressure to do so. By speaking up you might be able to save someone else from what you're going throug
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by benpiper 5y ago
Many people don't realize that antibody production is not necessarily a good thing. In a strep infection, antibodies are what actually cause rheumatic fever. That's why antibiotics are so important to kill off the infection before
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by benpiper 8y ago
Don't give out your birthday either.
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by benpiper 8y ago
It could be either.
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by benpiper 9y ago
Gotta love it when people downvote proven scientific facts.
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by benpiper 9y ago
Correct, and excess carbs only exacerbate the problem for people who can't process them properly. You can eat a high calorie, low carbohydrate diet and still gain weight and develop related health problems. Likewise, some people can ea
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by benpiper 9y ago
Great points. The very existence of the placebo effect proves that "inert" substances do, in fact, work for some people, even if the effect is purely psychological. Some vitamins do work for some people. And science is about findi
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by benpiper 9y ago
The headline doesn't at all agree with the what the article and its sources say, which is basically a whole lot of nothing.
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by benpiper 9y ago
The technology is fascinating. But almost nobody uses it as a currency.
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by benpiper 9y ago
Apparently the very private Puritan outhouses were really time machines which they used to time travel to the 20th century and help pass the ADA.
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by benpiper 9y ago
The Puritans had outhouses.
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by benpiper 9y ago
Clickbait